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Jan 28, 2011, 06:20 PM
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United States, GA, Sandy Springs
Joined Jul 2009
3,777 Posts
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Flying The Heavy Glass
Up until now Ive been using the cheap kit lens from my old Canon XTi on my 50D, which hasn't been doing it justice. Granted, I can get some ok results from the little EFS 18-55mm, but the lenses are junk and (to me) it shows in the final product.
Today I said what the hell, and strapped on the 16-35 f2.8 L-series lens on the 50D and took a few test shots. Its a $1500 piece of glass and I was pretty nervous at first, but once I locked in the AceOne and let her hover, I felt much better. The results are pretty decent... alot better than the 18-55. Pics shot as the sun set at around 6pm today. matt   
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